I haven't done a windows reinstall yet, and I really don't want to spend the time to do so unless I know for sure that it will fix the issue.Īlso, all other peripherals I've connected to my pc still work just fine. If it makes any difference, my pc setup is in my profile. In all scenarios, as soon as the wireless adapter is plugged in and the controller is turned on, the controller connects immediately. Starting to want to pull my hair out, so I bought a brandnew KO wireless adapter and a brandnew KO wireless controller and they both exhibit the same behavior as the MS versions. Sadly, that rollback window to previous OS build has come and gone. I started out with the MS official adapter and controller about 3 years ago, and those have worked great until that recent windows update. I've done the usual uninstall/reinstalling drivers for the adapter and controller, didn't help. My xbox 360 wireless controller keeps intermittently disconnecting from the xbox 360 wireless adapter, this started soon after Windows 10 on my pc finally updated itself to build 2004 about 2 months ago. I really hope this helps anyone else out there with the same issues as me.To save myself time typing, KO = knock-off Products: Windows 10 Anniversary Update and Later Servicing Drivers,Windows 10 S and Later Servicing Drivers

What actually fixed it was a NEWER, entirely different (and deceptively named) driver in the Update Catalog. I figured out that you can use the “Have disk…” option in the driver update dialog to force the install, but that still didn’t fix it - Device Manager correctly identified the device as “Xbox Wireless Adapter”, but it showed error code 10 and still failed to work.

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